org.apache.shiro.authz.annotation
Annotation Type RequiresPermissions

@Target(value={TYPE,METHOD})
@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
public @interface RequiresPermissions

Requires the current executor's Subject to imply a particular permission in order to execute the annotated method. If the executor's associated Subject determines that the executor does not imply the specified permission, the method will not be executed.

For example, this declaration:

@RequiresPermissions( {"file:read", "write:aFile.txt"} )
void someMethod();

indicates the current user must be able to both read and write to the file aFile.txt in order for the someMethod() to execute, otherwise an AuthorizationException will be thrown.

Since:

0.1

See Also:

Subject.checkPermission(java.lang.String)

Required Element Summary

String[]

value The permission string which will be passed to Subject.isPermitted(String) to determine if the user is allowed to invoke the code protected by this annotation.

Optional Element Summary

Logical

logical The logical operation for the permission checks in case multiple roles are specified.

Element Detail

value

public abstract String[] value

The permission string which will be passed to Subject.isPermitted(String) to determine if the user is allowed to invoke the code protected by this annotation.

logical

public abstract Logical logical

The logical operation for the permission checks in case multiple roles are specified. AND is the default

Since:

1.1.0

Default:

org.apache.shiro.authz.annotation.Logical.AND